Hear Ye Hear Ye! Come hither and enjoy this fun filled themed market full of goods and foods inspired by long past medieval times. Stroll the grassy plains of Studio 2880 and enjoy Harp Music by Shoshanna Godber, unique artisans and artists with a medieval/ rennansaise flair. Photobooth fun, activities and picnic with some great food.

Join us for an evening of musical poetry, where the timeless beauty of the classical period intertwines with the innovative spirit of contemporary expression. Let the enchanting sounds of flute and harp weave a tapestry of melody and meaning, as we embark on a journey through the realms of imagination and emotion. Admission is pay-what-you-can. Click on "Your Price" to purchase tickets.

The PG Conservatory of Music is turning 40 years old, and we are celebrating with a faculty concert of joyful music! Special guests will include winners from our Scholarship Competition and the PG and District Music Festival’s composition class. Faculty will be premiering a piece by Christine Donkin which was commissioned to celebrate our 40 years as PG’s only non-profit music school.

The season ends with Jocelyn Morlock’s masterpiece My Name is Amanda Todd, a sprinkling of Rachmaninoff, and the etherial Fauré Requiem.

Prepare for a musical fiesta like no other as the accomplished faculty of the Prince George Conservatory of Music invites you to "Viva La Musica." This extraordinary concert featuring piano, guitar, harp, violin, flute, saxophone, and voice promises to be a vivacious celebration of the diverse music originating from the Spanish-speaking world. The program includes works by Albéniz, Ortiz, Piazzola and Villa-Lobos. This concert is part of the Coldsnap Music Festival's IceJam Series. Admission is pay-what-you-can.

Stories and Songs from the 8th century to Gordon Lightfoot celebrating Christmas! Admission is pay-what-you-can.

Join us for an extraordinary musical journey into the fascinating world of animals, both real and mythical, as the faculty of the Prince George Conservatory of Music presents 'Musical Menagerie.' Experience the captivating beauty of nature through the art of music, where each composition pays tribute to the wonder and diversity of the animal kingdom. From the graceful melodies of winged creatures to the epic tales of legendary beasts, our concert will transport you to a realm of musical magic. Admission is pay-what-you-can!

Community Moves is a celebration of artistic collaboration between community artists, their connection to creative expression and regional identities. Dancers, Musicians, Choreographers, Visual Artists, Cultural Practitioners, and Writers will work together to create a truly unique and innovative performance based on collaborative methodologies of experiential arts experience. The Community Moves project will offer community workshops, collaborative programming sessions, and creative opportunities for community members and artists to work together and co-create a final public presentation.

Come hither and enjoy this fun filled themed market full of goods and foods inspired by long past medieval times.

Community Moves is a celebration of artistic collaboration between community artists, their connection to creative expression and regional identities. Dancers, Musicians, Choreographers, Visual Artists, Cultural Practitioners, and Writers will work together to create a truly unique and innovative performance based on collaborative methodologies of experiential arts experience. The Community Moves project will offer community workshops, collaborative programming sessions, and creative opportunities for community members and artists to work together and co-create a final public presentation.

Community Moves is a celebration of artistic collaboration between community artists, their connection to creative expression and regional identities. Dancers, Musicians, Choreographers, Visual Artists, Cultural Practitioners, and Writers will work together to create a truly unique and innovative performance based on collaborative methodologies of experiential arts experience. The Community Moves project will offer community workshops, collaborative programming sessions, and creative opportunities for community members and artists to work together and co-create a final public presentation.

Come join our evening of song which will immerse you in the magic of our skies, filled with beauty, hope and freedom. We explore flight from diverse perspectives, including those of buterflies, kites, birds, mosquitoes, and, of course, metaphorically, of love. Fly is a concert featuring local professional musicians: Shoshanna Godber, Katherine Peter, Allison Bell and Noel Jago, and themed to include many facets of flight.
Our intermission will feature a bake sale, by donation, to benefit the St. Michael’s lunch program as well as a silent auction to enable us to continue to share our passion for choral music with you.

Join the PG Conservatory of Music faculty and guest musicians Raghu Lokanathan, Dave Godber, Don Bond and Confluence Vocal Ensemble for an afternoon of favourites! With genres including classical, musical theatre and folk there will be something for everyone! Admission is pay-what-you-can.

Join the faculty of the PG Conservatory of Music for a concert celebrating music written by women. Admission is pay-what-you-can.

I'll be providing banjo accompaniment to the choir during their performance.

Songs and stories celebrating Christmas with Shoshanna Godber (harp), Raghu Lokanathan (accordion), Dave Godber (guitar) and Jody Newham (storyteller). Admission is pay-what-you-can

“Winter Dreams” is a concert that celebrates young musicians in Prince George and a first ever collaboration between PG Tapestry Singers and the PGS Youth Orchestra.

Selections will range from contemporary to traditional and offer something for everyone.

There will be familiar melodies, including: “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel”, “Carol of the Bells”, “Polar Express”, Vivaldi’s “Winter” and "Fantasy on Greensleeves" with special guests, Shoshanna Godber (harp) and Ken Hall (flute)

There will also be lesser-known melodies, including: “The Stars Point the Way”, “Brightest and Best”, “Psalm 8”, and of course, “Winter Dreams”.

The first faculty chamber concert of the season goes to to the movies! The concert starts at 3pm and admission is pay-what-you-can.